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Rotary Club of Savannah South

PRESIDENT
Tom Hussey

Classifications/Investigations, Membership development, New Member Orientation & Mentoring, Badges, Public Relations, Fund Raiser

President Elect
John Petrillo

Classifications, Membership Investigation, Membership Development, Membership Orientation, Badges, Public Relations, Fundraiser (auction), GRSP Selection

Vice-President (President Nominee)
Kathleen Price

Organize the four Service Committees and interact with them to insure goals are achieved
Represent the Service Committees on the Board
Attend all Board meetings
Attend the District Presidents Elect Training Seminar (PETS)
Attend the District Conference
Work with Successor to insure smooth transition

Secretary
Gary Rabold

Roster, New member processing, Board Minutes

Treasurer
Paul Fisher

Monthly Statements/ Accuracy, Audit, Bank Relationships, Bill Payments

Sergeant at Arms
Holly Weiss

Weekly Assignments, Manage Sign in Desk, Attendance

Community Service
Gary Rabold

Sarah Birch Toy Program, Relationship with Savannah Foundation, CART, Local Charitable Giving, Savannah Runaway, Beach Sweep, Speech Contest

District Governor
Kenan Kern

Immediate Past President
Sam Eskew

Administrative Assistant
Barbara Settzo

Rotary Foundation
Jim Hazel

Program
Chaired by Byron Loomis

Newsletter/Club Bulletin
Chaired by SEC Gary Rabold

Rotarian Recruitment
Chaired by PP Lisa Birch

Rotarian Development
Chaired by IPP Jody McIntyre

Rotary Foundation
Chaired by PDG Lyn Hadwin

Community Service
chaired by Chan Gamble

Club Service
Chaired by Jackie Ogden

Vocational Service
Chaired by Tom Miller

International Service
Chaired by Don Gardner

Membership List

District And Club
Data Base

Good Evening from the Rotary club of Savannah South

This Week at Rotary

July 1	Classification Talks	TBA
... Coming Events ...
July 8	No Meeting	See July 11
July 11	Reception honoring District Governor Kenan Kern and Installation of new officers	7 PM at Delegal Marina
July 15	Tropical Weather Update	Patrick Prokop

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Assignments

**July 1**
Greeter	Greeter
Joel Crisler	Wayne McNeil
Introductions	Invocation
Scott Searcy	Bruce Peyton
Pledge	50/50
Andy Abbott	Ted Kogaklis
Sign in Table	Fines
Barbara Settzo	Ed Aenchbacher

**July 15**
Greeter	Greeter
John Duren	John Hoffman
Introductions	Invocation
Sam Torres	Evelyn Muzik
Pledge	50/50
Don Gardener	Wayne McNeil
Sign in Table	Fines
Barbara Settzo	Don Stubbs

Each member assigned is responsible for finding a replacement if performing the assignment is impossible. When performing the duties for 50/50 and sign in table, please endeavor to arrive at noon.

DISTRICT DATABASE
http://directory-online.com/rotary/login.cfm?D=6920
Above is a link to the sign in page for the District and Club database (DaCdb) where you can access and edit your personal information and do assorted other things. Please do go to this site and make sure the information on file for you is both complete and accurate. You will use your email address as a username and your Rotary International member number as a password. You can find your member number on the mailing label of your Rotarian magazine. One you are in, you can change your password to something less cumbersome, if you desire.

Need a Make-up?
You can do a make-up on line. Visit www.rotaryeclubone.org. This is a valid make up sanctioned by Rotary International and the Standard Club Constitution does not restrict how many times this form of make up can be used annually.

Shelter Box USA
A few weeks ago our club heard from Shelter Box and many of you have contributed either by buying a box or by joining with others to buy a box. The club also contributed funds to buy two boxes. Thanks to Cap Breese for bringing this program to us and to all of you for participating.

Rotary Foundation
Thanks to all of our members, our club is currently running 2nd in our district on per capita giving to the foundation. We are a little more than $50 per person behind the leading club. Surely we can catch up in the next few weeks. Why not donate to Rotary Foundation until, as David Stoval said, it feels GOOD. Thanks for you efforts. Remember, our goal is for each of us to give at MINIMUM $100 each year.

Since its inception, The Rotary Foundation has collected and distributed more than $1.5 billion with the general purpose of "doing good." In the 1930's, The Rotary Foundation made its first grant in the amount of $500 to Easter Seals and it has been growing through the generosity of Rotarians throughout the world ever since.

Paul Harris Home
The Paul and Jean Harris Home Foundation has been organized for the purpose of buying the original Harris family home and restoring it to its original grandeur in time for the Rotary Centennial Convention in Chicago in June of this year. If you would care to be part of this historic movement go to www.rotaryhistory.org/comelybank to view the entire project.

LINKS From Past Talks:

Grays Reef National Marine Sanctuary
Here is the web link from August 26, 2006 meeting concerning Grays Reef given by Cathy Sakas:http://www.graysreef.nos.noaa.gov/

VETERANS COUNCIL OF CHATHAM COUNTY
Here is the web link from Tuesday, February 14 meeting:
www.veteranscouncilofchathamcounty.com
To buy a brick, go to the site and click on the DONATE button or the link to pay by check.

LINK TO PICKIN' UP THE PIECES
Here is the link to "Pickin' up the pieces" concerning hurricane Katrina relief, presented by Michael and Linda Edwards: www.pickinupthepieces.org

The 4-Way Test

Of the things we think, say or do:

Is it the TRUTH?

Is it FAIR to all concerned?

Will it build GOODWILL and
BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

From the earliest days of the organization, Rotarians were concerned with promoting high ethical standards in their professional lives. One of the world's most widely printed and quoted statements of business ethics is The 4-Way Test, which was created in 1932 by Rotarian Herbert J. Taylor (who later served as RI president) when he was asked to take charge of a company that was facing bankruptcy. This 24-word test for employees to follow in their business and professional lives became the guide for sales, production, advertising, and all relations with dealers and customers, and the survival of the company is credited to this simple philosophy. Adopted by Rotary in 1943, The 4-Way Test has been translated into more than a hundred languages and published in thousands of ways. It asks the following four questions:

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